Where most people would say, 'I don't know where to start'. I would say you're a fucking liar. I've sat through enough circles in Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous. The only effective group I was apart of was Gambler's Anonymous. Thank god for the efficient disqualification from any gambling activity within my country. I stood on the gambling anonymous board for 5 years.
Here's something they don't tell you, all my travels for gambling fueled my need for cocaine, methamphetamine, amphetamine, MCAT, synthetic weed, only Cognac and 10 Eastern European whores on a couch, 2 Congolese bodyguards with Glock 22's 9x19mm Gen 3 sidearms that I provided. In any country you'd get a death sentence for drugs, the drugs, alcohol and whores were all provided. At 19, I'd owned mansions across Europe and Africa. The difference is, no matter who you are, you can't stop. I haven't touched a single card in a year, I haven't been at a table, I haven't gambled online.
I've done every drug in the book, but I haven't smoked crack. I haven't done heroin. I sure as hell took enough 2MG Alprazolam UK press and 10MG to kill a whole Vietnamese town. I've never injected anything. I did methamphetamine for 4 months, 4 years ago. Never smoked, only snorted. I've been to enough rehabs to know the evil in this world, making prisons look like kindergartens.
I can tell you, cocaine, that grip. It's like a vice grip, squeezing you to death. The most addictive drug isn't meth or any opiate. It's cocaine. America's Coffee. The deep depression after leaving cocaine is so dark, depressing and scary. The only issue is we've entered into a chemical age, cocaine is a social drug. As much as drinking it's difficult to avoid.
14 rehabs, 3 unsuccessful suicide attempts, sexual, emotional and mental abuse.
I can now afford cocaine, likewise my friends. I'd warn against any recreational substances that are utilized in a manner where it isn't recreational, it's almost medical. You need it.
That's my general experience with drugs, alcohol has always existed so I could hopefully blackout from my horrible life choices and my choice to exist and not live.
Most people would say seek help. I can guarantee you won't find solace. Instead, I'd encourage you to seek meaning. Same shit, different toilet.
Don't think too much, it might just kill you.
Here's something they don't tell you, all my travels for gambling fueled my need for cocaine, methamphetamine, amphetamine, MCAT, synthetic weed, only Cognac and 10 Eastern European whores on a couch, 2 Congolese bodyguards with Glock 22's 9x19mm Gen 3 sidearms that I provided. In any country you'd get a death sentence for drugs, the drugs, alcohol and whores were all provided. At 19, I'd owned mansions across Europe and Africa. The difference is, no matter who you are, you can't stop. I haven't touched a single card in a year, I haven't been at a table, I haven't gambled online.
I've done every drug in the book, but I haven't smoked crack. I haven't done heroin. I sure as hell took enough 2MG Alprazolam UK press and 10MG to kill a whole Vietnamese town. I've never injected anything. I did methamphetamine for 4 months, 4 years ago. Never smoked, only snorted. I've been to enough rehabs to know the evil in this world, making prisons look like kindergartens.
I can tell you, cocaine, that grip. It's like a vice grip, squeezing you to death. The most addictive drug isn't meth or any opiate. It's cocaine. America's Coffee. The deep depression after leaving cocaine is so dark, depressing and scary. The only issue is we've entered into a chemical age, cocaine is a social drug. As much as drinking it's difficult to avoid.
14 rehabs, 3 unsuccessful suicide attempts, sexual, emotional and mental abuse.
I can now afford cocaine, likewise my friends. I'd warn against any recreational substances that are utilized in a manner where it isn't recreational, it's almost medical. You need it.
That's my general experience with drugs, alcohol has always existed so I could hopefully blackout from my horrible life choices and my choice to exist and not live.
Most people would say seek help. I can guarantee you won't find solace. Instead, I'd encourage you to seek meaning. Same shit, different toilet.
Don't think too much, it might just kill you.